How can diets become more sustainable for the planet? Food production causes 25 percent of greenhouse gas emissions. Image Learning OutcomesBy the end of this module you will be able to:Define and understand concepts in sustainable diets and food securityExplore the role of legumes in achieving sustainable agricultureUnderstand how scientists study deforestation using mathematics and dataExplore the role of governance in sustainable agricultureFood production causes 25 percent of greenhouse gas emissions. How can diets become more sustainable for the planet? One of the most important challenges of our time is how to produce food and eat in the context of the climate crisis. There are many aspects of this question, including what a sustainable diet means, what food security means, and how legumes can play a role in meeting human nutrition needs. In addition, this module explores mathematical models of deforestation and the governance of the food system. Sustainable dietsPresentation by Amelia Finaret Presentation on 'Sustainable diets' by Amelia Finaret Document Sustainable diets (665.45 KB / PDF) Food securityPresentation by Amelia Finaret Presentation on 'Food Security' by Amelia Finaret Document Food security (804.18 KB / PDF) The role of governance in agricultural sustainabilityPresentation by Martín Del Valle Menéndez Presentation on 'The role of governance in agricultural sustainability' by Martín Del Valle Menéndez Document The role of governance in agricultural sustainability (392.27 KB / PDF) The role of legumes in achieving sustainable agriculturePresentation by Sonya Kalakonda Presentation on 'The role of legumes in achieving sustainable agriculture' by Sonya Kalakonda Document The role of legumes in achieving sustainable agriculture (667.05 KB / PDF) Further Resources EAT-Lancet Commission ReportThe World Bank | Food Security Data and ResearchFood and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations | Food Insecurity Experience ScaleTrase | Data on sustainable trade, agriculture, and deforestationFood and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations | The Right to Food Back to Module 4 Feedback and Digital Badge This article was published on 2024-09-02